Sentence examples for poignant scenes from inspiring English sources

The short-lived law has yielded many poignant scenes.

Instead, he drew poignant scenes of suffering and loss to condemn violence and miscarriages of justice.

In one of the most poignant scenes, the alien (Johansson) is shown picking up a hooded man at night (Pearson).

In a world in which photography is brilliantly at the service of consumerist manipulations, this naïve relation to poignant scenes of suffering is much less plausible.

With poignant scenes of oil-soaked birds and out-of-work fishermen on TV, the White House is still scrambling to get on top of this latest catastrophe.

There are poignant scenes of an album-signing event in a nearly empty record store, and of sparsely attended club shows.

Once I stumbled on a poignant scene.

Two things arise from this poignant scene.

Fey has added a poignant scene, late in Act II.

It is a poignant scene — haunting and full of narrative pathos.

But if you were watching closely, there was another poignant scene playing out just a few paces behind the Mickelsons.